DWAI Solutions
Self-serve products like the Mac AI Operator Setup Kit and AI Agent Starter Blueprint. Best when you want the system, setup path, templates, and review gates to run yourself.
View DWAI Solutions →DWAI Consultancy · paid AI implementation, audit, and team rollout planning Dylan + AI-assisted operator analysis
Know where AI belongs in the business — then roll it out without giving automation the keys.
DWAI Consultancy is the done-with-you route. Dylan audits the current business, identifies where AI should actually be implemented, then recommends the safest path: a workflow roadmap, the Blueprint/Setup Kit, or a manually scoped team rollout.
For founders and teams who want Dylan's judgement on the company: what to fix first, which employees need AI operator support, where each person can get a full-time AI team behind them, and what must stay human-approved.
Paid consulting · manually scoped by email · written scope before work starts · no outcome promises · no credential handling
Where this fits · the second half of DWAI
DWAI has two routes: Solutions you can buy, and Consultancy when the business needs Dylan's judgement.
DWAI Consultancy
Paid audit and consulting work for businesses that need Dylan to inspect the workflow, pressure-test the AI opportunity, and choose the right implementation route: current-business roadmap, product purchase, or organization-wide Blueprint rollout.
Start here when the question is not “which tool?” but “what should we fix first?”
Consultancy routes · manually scoped
Five ways Dylan can help a business find the real AI leverage.
Business workflow audit
Map the work that is currently slow, inconsistent, owner-dependent, or hard to verify. Find the bottleneck before adding an agent.
AuditAI-readiness and risk review
Review what data, accounts, decisions, approvals, customer touchpoints, and red lines would be involved before AI is allowed near the workflow.
RiskAgent opportunity map
Separate useful AI-agent opportunities from expensive distractions. Rank what should be manual, draft-only, supervised, or not automated at all.
LeverageOperator-system roadmap
Turn the audit into a 30-day plan: source-of-truth folder, owner gates, tools, first workflow, acceptance criteria, proof path, and the workflow guardian that keeps the workflow maintainable after launch.
RoadmapTeam Blueprint rollout
For an organization, scope how each employee could receive their own licensed Blueprint/operator setup so every person has an AI team behind their role without bypassing human approval.
Org rolloutThe consultancy method
Audit the business first. Then design the AI layer around the workflow that survives scrutiny.
DWAI Consultancy uses the same rule as the product: one workflow, clear owner, verifiable output, human gate before risk, then a workflow guardian only after the workflow survives scrutiny. The difference is that Dylan applies it directly to your business context.
Implementation pathways · after the audit
The recommendation might be consulting, a product, or a full team rollout.
01
Current-business implementation
Dylan maps how AI should support the existing business workflow: where it drafts, where it reviews, where a human approves, where automation stays blocked, and whether a buyer-owned workflow guardian should maintain the workflow after launch.
02
Blueprint / Setup Kit route
If the business mainly needs the system, Dylan can recommend the $49 Blueprint or $297 Setup Kit as the next step instead of over-scoping consultancy.
03
Organization Blueprint rollout
A company can scope a team/org purchase where each employee gets their own AI operator workspace and licensed setup path — their own full-time AI team behind their role.
04
Further advisory scope
If the business needs Dylan to stay involved, follow-up advisory or implementation support is scoped separately with written boundaries, fees, and safety gates.
Important: organization/team use is not the standard single-buyer license. Team distribution, employee copies, internal training, or org rollout must be agreed in a written team/org scope first.
What you can receive · depends on written scope
A clear business audit packet, not a vague AI brainstorm.
Memo
Plain-English audit memo
What is broken, what matters, what should be ignored, and what Dylan would do first if it were his business.
Map
Workflow and owner map
The inputs, decisions, outputs, approval gates, and human owner for the target workflow.
Risk
Red-line register
Where AI must not act without explicit human approval: money, customer accounts, secrets, legal/regulatory exposure, or public posting.
Plan
30-day operator roadmap
A practical sequence for testing, tooling, documentation, first safe operator workflow, workflow guardian handoff, and whether the right next step is a product purchase, team rollout, or further consulting.
Fit and boundaries · before you request scope
Good consulting starts with clear limits.
Good fit
- You run a real business with workflows that repeat weekly.
- You suspect AI could help, but you do not know where to start.
- You want an audit, roadmap, and decision clarity before buying tools.
- You may want the Blueprint/Setup Kit for yourself or a scoped rollout across employees.
- You are willing to keep human approval over risky actions.
- You can explain the business context without sharing passwords or private keys.
Not included unless written scope says otherwise
- Guaranteed revenue, savings, leads, or business outcomes.
- Legal, tax, financial, medical, or regulated professional advice.
- Credential handling, card details, API keys, cookies, private keys, or 2FA codes.
- Unsupervised agents acting on your accounts, money, customers, or public channels.
- Sharing one single-buyer product license across a team without a written team/org scope.
- Custom implementation, hosting, or ongoing support beyond the written scope.
How to start · manual intake
Send the business context. Dylan replies with the next safe step.
Step 01
Request scope
Email the business, website, target workflow, and what feels slow, risky, confusing, or expensive today.
Step 02
Agree written boundaries
Dylan confirms what will be reviewed, what is out of scope, the fee/payment route, timeline, safe information needed, and whether the next step is current-business implementation, product purchase, or team/org rollout.
Step 03
Receive the audit output
The deliverable is a practical audit/roadmap packet you can act on, including the recommended implementation path and whether a workflow guardian handoff belongs in the build. If the right path is a Blueprint/Setup Kit or team rollout, that gets scoped separately instead of being hidden inside the audit.
Do not send passwords, API keys, private tokens, cookies, card details, private keys, or 2FA codes. DWAI Consultancy starts with business context and workflow description, not direct account access.
Bring the messy workflow. Leave with an implementation path.
If the business needs Dylan's judgement before it needs another tool, start with DWAI Consultancy. The outcome may be a roadmap, a product recommendation, or a scoped employee rollout.
Paid consultancy · manual quote · written scope first · team/org rollout scoped separately · no outcome promises
A validated workflow can become a workflow guardian only through owner-approved promotion.